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Coffee after being sleeved

Hello all!

I have been sleeved for 10 days now. I am back at work in my classroom, and I have a Keurig coffee maker. I sooooooo want to drink a bit of my french vanilla or hazelnut flavored coffee!!!! When can I start sipping on some coffee?? I add no sugar or cream. I loveee coffee just miss it so much. Happy Friday to you all!! :)

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I don't know, but would love to know. :) Hope someone answers soon! hehe

It was given to me in the hospital on my tray, along with Water and a strawberry Protein shake. Dr said I could drink moderate coffee right away. I waited 2 weeks however, for fear the temperature would cause a staple line leak. Silly, I now know. I haven't gone a day without coffee for about 10 yrs but since I wasn't feeling well the first couple weeks, it was no biggy.

I put either flavored creamer or sf syrup and milk in my coffee. Every dr is different with caffeine, so you'll have to go by ur own drs recommendations.

Good luck!

thanks to all' date=' I guess coffee can wait <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' /> at least I have my isopure drink to enjoy <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />[/quote']

I just started drinking isopure at first I thought it was gross but I got used to it. It helps getting all your Protein and Water in. Good luck :)

I was served decaf coffee in the hospital the morning after surgery

My doc says no coffee... :-(. Mainly because it's a diuretic and dehydrates you.

From what I read you can drink Decaf because it will not cause the dehydration.

I started with a decaf about 3 weeks out. It didn't sound good till then. Worked up to half caf then regular. I am 6 months out and drink 2-3 cups per day.

coffee won't really dehydrate you unless you are quite short on liquids.

Wow, my doc said 3 months, (but i had an iced americano yesterday 2 months out and I want another one today!). I did take extra antacid though. I don't think it's a caffiene question, but rather an acid question.

Decaf should be fine, but my doctor said no caffeine for 3 months, after 3 months, only one caffeinated beverage per day.

I'm 3 wks out and also have a keurig, I bought the decaf coffee k cups and use sugar free hazelnut sweetener....can't get down a whole cup though

My docs etc told us no caffeine after surgery whatsoever. With that said, I'm drinking 1-2 cups a day. No worries on my end, all seems to be going well. I am about 8 months out and started drinking coffee again back 2 months ago.

Decaf should be fine' date=' but my doctor said no caffeine for 3 months, after 3 months, only one caffeinated beverage per day.[/quote']

I have a terrible habit of Cuban coffee or triple shots of espresso...so one drink a day would be terrible...lol

I waited a month. Now I eagerly drink my tall Americano every morning with cream. I'm

Not able to drink the whole thing but those first few sips are lovely.

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